presents
Humor & Pranks
Jan Wagner, artistic director and conductor
Gonzalo Hidalgo Ardila, assistant conductor
David Meyer, baritone
Saturday, October 1, 2022 at 7:30 p.m.
Armstrong Concert Hall
Shenandoah Conservatory
Symphony No. 8 in F Major, op. 93
I. Allegro vivace e con brio
II. Allegretto scherzando
III. Tempo di menuetto
IV. Allegro vivace
Ludwig van Beethoven (1770–1827)
Leider Eines Fahrenden Gesellen for Voice and Orchestra
I. Wenn mein Schatz Hochzeit macht
II. Gieng heut’ Morgens über’s Feld
III. Ich hab’ ein glühend Messer
IV. Die zwei blauen Augen von meinem Schatz
Gustav Mahler (1860–1911)
David Meyer, baritone
Till Eulenspiegel’s Merry Pranks
Richard Strauss (1864–1949)
Flutes
Shiyu Chen*
Dane Frandsen +
Sheila DuMont^
Anna Railsback
Katarina Sams
Oboes
Zachary Gnall*
Alicia Gomez
Lillian Mathews+^
Mathuin Smith (English Horn)
Clarinets
Constantino Felicetta*
Jalen Mims+
Ada Rexrode
Joshua Lewis (Bass Clarinet)
Sara McMichen (E-Flat) ^
Bassoons
Clair Cangialosi*+
Megan Fredick
Kaelin Watson^
Emma Shockey
Horns
Addison Ashley*
Nicholas Peretti+
Ethan Hahn^
Phoebe O’Kelly
Maxwell Arceneaux
Trumpets
Zoe Mark*
Noah Van Deventer+
Jacob Ford^
Jaya Dickson
Taylor Losey
Trombones
Maggie Plosch+
Talbot Jennings^
Zachary Sliter
Gabriel Stachour (Bass Trombone)
Tuba
Erik Ruane^
Harp
Brynn Olden+
Percussion
Ben Millesen*
Annaliese Walrath+
Chance Morris^
Alex Gamboa
Marlena Shinego
Matthew Neal
Violin I
Emily Ilyes+^
Jian Song*
Ashley Crawford
Ethan Hemmings
Tajai Shorter
Kyrie Beiler
Danielle Lopez
Meredith Kennedy
Kailbeth Chacin#
Violin II
Nicholas Whitley*^+
Elena Ross
Katherine Job
Emily Mullen
Douglas Brown
Gracie Elswick
Benjamin Bleam
Raquel Anongos
Viola
Jaylon Hayes-Keller*
Jacob Adamson^
Yisong “Vick” Yang
Steven Gestrich
Alyssa Cabassa
Gavin Barricklow
Charles Robertello
Hannah Hill
Eli Torre
Katherine Hicks
Franchezka Lynn Matundan
Niyah Gransbury
Sara Corrieri
Cello
Isabel Dimoff^+
Matthew Reffner*
John Keane
Madeline Southall
Joe Klinger
Kristian Dillon
Alex Corley
Bethany Hovermale
Sophia Alvini-Moore
Benjamin Figgs
Emma Scofield
Josh Pryor
Jake Tuttle
Double Bass
Zachary Smith*^+
Logan Unger
Yevgeny Dodzin
Raegan Fisher
Jack Penland
Alex Kimble
* principal Beethoven
+ principal Mahler
^ principal Strauss
# SU alumni
SCSO Staff
Gonzalo Hidalgo, assistant conductor
Tajai Shorter, orchestra librarian
Kyrie Beiler, orchestra librarian
Megan Frederick, orchestra librarian
Matthew Reffner, orchestra librarian
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